Attack on Russian airport: fresh events in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict show that the drone war is becoming an increasingly crucial component of armed action. General Staff of Armed Forces of Ukraine reported successful attack on Russian lo

The military airport in Borisoglebsk is the site of base Russian aircraft, including Su-34, Su-35S and Su-30SM. According to information provided by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the depot of guided air bombs, combat training aircraft and possibly another machines was destroyed. The impact is verified, and Ukrainian troops proceed their efforts to limit the capabilities of Russian occupiers to attack civilian infrastructure and force the Russian Federation to end armed aggression against Ukraine.

The Borisoglebsk Air Base in the Vorone region of Russia lies six kilometres from the city of the same name. As of 2022, 160 were stationed at the base. The School Aviation Regiment, which flew on aircraft Suchoj Su-25 and Yakovlew Jak-130 of 786. Air Personnel Training Centre. The Russians do not officially confirm the Ukrainian airfield strike.

Regional politician Alexander Gusiev reported that more than 25 drones were detected and destroyed in 4 areas of the circuit on the night of July 4-5. According to information provided by the Independent Russian Astra channel, Borisoglebsk airport was attacked at night from 1 to June. The Borysogleb Air Training Centre is located there. 2 Russian soldiers were killed as a consequence of that attack. The regional authorities withheld both the fact of the attack on the air force and the death of the military.

322 drones were utilized by Russia to attack targets in Ukraine last night. The main direction of the hits was the Khmelnicko region and the town of Starokonstantin. They were launched from the vicinity of the Russian towns of Briansk, Kursk, Eagle, Millerowo, Primorsko-Achtarsk and Shatalowo. The drone raid was countered by Ukrainian aviation, rocket troops, electronic combat units and unmanned systems, as well as mobile fire groups. By 9.30 a.m. (8.30 a.m. Polish time) the air defence disabled 292 Shahed drones (and another types of drones). 157 were shot down and 135 lost communication or were neutralized by electronic combat.

The Air Force reported that the enemy's drones hit 4 locations, and in six locations their shrapnel fell. fresh events show that the drone war is becoming an increasingly crucial component of armed action. The usage of drones by both sides of the conflict shows that modern war is increasingly utilizing unmanned technologies.